Receive update on research into 4-day work weeks and telecommuting for city employees
In Plain English
The city council asked staff in 2008 to explore alternative work schedules like 4-day weeks and remote work options. Staff worked with employee union representatives to research these changes. This update reports their findings on how flexible schedules might work for city departments.
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